(LC 23000) Foundations for comparison of works in different languages, thematic (philosophical, sociological, psychological), and structural (genre, composition, use of linguistic devises); parallel interrelation of theme and structure in works of different literatures. The importance of literary norms and systems of genres. Examination of crosscurrents in different literatures during successive periods of development.

CMPL 23000 Arab-American Literature

Arab-American Literature

(LC 23000)  Foundations for comparison of works in different languages, thematic (philosophical, sociological, psychological), and structural (genre, composition, use of linguistic devises); parallel interrelation of theme and structure in works of different literatures.  The importance of literary norms and systems of genres.  Examination of crosscurrents in different literatures during successive periods of development. Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.

CMPL 23000 North African Lit & Culture

North African Lit & Culture

CMPL 23000 Israel And The Modern World

Israel And The Modern World

CMPL 23000 The Tragic Vision

The Tragic Vision

CMPL 23000 Arabic Culture

Arabic Culture

CMPL 23000 Intro To Islamic Civ & Cul

Intro To Islamic Civ & Cul

CMPL 23000 Brit Lit Thru 18 Ct

Brit Lit Thru 18 Ct

CMPL 23000 Arab Women Writers

Arab Women Writers

CMPL 23000 The Comic Vision

The Comic Vision

CMPL 23000 International Cinema

International Cinema

CMPL 23000 Intro Compara Lit

Intro Compara Lit

(ENGL 26600) World literature in translation. A comparative and chronological survey of the masterpieces of Eastern and Western literature.

CMPL 26600 World Literature: From The Beginnings To 1700 A D

World Literature: From The Beginnings To 1700 A D

(ENGL 26700) World literature in translation. A comparative and chronological survey of the masterpieces of Eastern and Western literature.

CMPL 26700 World Literature: From 1700 A D To The Present

World Literature: From 1700 A D To The Present

This course is designed to develop students' seeing, reading, speaking writing and critical thinking skills, and especially to improve visual competency, awareness of visual culture, and knowledge of selected international cinema. All films will be show with English subtitles.

CMPL 33000 International Cinema

Topics vary from section to section. Permission of instructor required.

CMPL 49000 World Literature Photography

World Literature Photography

Directs  the reading of students with special interests. Guides students in profitable reading in subjects of their own choice. Individual conferences. No class meetings. Permission of instructor required.

CMPL 59000 Brazilian Literature

Brazilian Literature

CMPL 59000 Icelandic Sagas

Icelandic Sagas

CMPL 59000 Mod JPNS Lit & Hist Of Ideas

Mod JPNS Lit & Hist Of Ideas

CMPL 59000 The Holocaust And Genocide

The Holocaust And Genocide

CMPL 59000 Intro To Islamic Civ

Intro To Islamic Civ

CMPL 59000 Speculative Fiction

Speculative Fiction

CMPL 59000 Intro Study JPNS Lit

Intro Study JPNS Lit

CMPL 59000 Death In Postcolonial Lit

Death In Postcolonial Lit

CMPL 59000 Old English Literature

Old English Literature

CMPL 59000 International Cinema

CMPL 59000 Sino Japanese Cinema Modernism

Sino Japanese Cinema Modernism

CMPL 59000 Arabic Culture

CMPL 59000 Modernity In Chinese Cinema

Modernity In Chinese Cinema

CMPL 59000 Old English Lit

Old English Lit

CMPL 59000 North African Literature

North African Literature

CMPL 59000 Taiwanese Archive Research

Taiwanese Archive Research

(LC 63000)  An introduction to methods, problems, and the bibliographical tools pertaining to comparative study.

CMPL 63000 Comparative Literature: Function And Methods

Comparative Literature: Function And Methods

(ENGL 66500 and LC 63900)  Exploration of a significant topic in comparative literature, e.g., the arts of translation, thematology, genre studies, literary movements, literary relations among countries.

CMPL 65000 Cosmo Postcol Environmentalist

Cosmo Postcol Environmentalist

(ENGL 66500 and LC 63900)  Exploration of a significant topic in comparative literature, e. g., the arts of translation, thematology, genre studies, literary movements, literary relations among countries.  Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.

CMPL 65000 Ekphrasis And Visual Theory

Ekphrasis And Visual Theory

CMPL 65000 Cultural Instrsctn Globl South

Cultural Instrsctn Globl South

CMPL 65000 Bibliog Lit Criticism

Bibliog Lit Criticism

CMPL 65000 Stephen King's Short Stories

Stephen King's Short Stories

CMPL 65000 Borders And Borderlands

Borders And Borderlands

CMPL 65000 Contemp Black Fem Lit

Contemp Black Fem Lit

CMPL 65000 Modern Arab Thought

Modern Arab Thought

CMPL 65000 Engl Lit 1660-1783

Engl Lit 1660-1783

CMPL 65000 Comparative Lit, World Lit

Comparative Lit, World Lit

Research PhD Thesis. Permission of instructor required.

CMPL 69900 Research PhD Thesis

Research PhD Thesis

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